vice chair joseph: on the violence, the battery at the lookout, that is unusual. do you know anything about that? >> it was unusual. this is not a place with any history of violence or incidents in the past. we do have some sound complaints from residents in the area, which we are currently working with management and ownership of the club on. this particular incident happened with an overly intoxicated patron, who was actually not from the lookout originally. it is believed he had come through one of the other venues in the area. it was early in the day. this particular patron walked out onto the balcony around the lookout and thought it was the bathroom. vice chair joseph: ok. [laughter] >> and some of the people on the lower st. level who suffered some collateral damage decided to take matters into their own hands. vice chair joseph: 0 my. you call that a battery? >> it resulted in a physical altercation. a big fight, actually. vice chair joseph: i can't imagine i even asked that question. explain to me. circlo got a citation the appeal? did they appeal to? >> t

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san jose police are on the lookout but that does not have partiers overly concerned. >> everybody is drinking and driving and getting kind of carried away. you have to curve that. >> the reason i continue to come out is because it's important to be able to separate the culture with the inherent problems that have been. >> reporter: tonight is still young and we have seen officers on horseback and bicycles. there are parking restrictions downtown with no parking for a blocks from market to a. we will bring you -- to eighth. we will bring you the latest on the 10:00 news to. >>> six alleged gang members were accused of killing a german tourist. the mother of one suspects told us that her son is innocent. prosecutors say the six men took part in a shootout that killed mechthild schroer. she was hit in the crossfire. >>> by men and a teenager have been -- five men and a teenager have been arrested in connection with a robbery in gilroy. baby and tortured the owner of the house to -- they beat an tortured and ordered the house in order for him to give up the combination to the safe. >>> ne

. >> the fbi has told local officials to be on the lookout for missing spikes and packages left on or near the rails. they say this alleged plot is based on initial reporting so it could be inaccurate or subject to change. but have no plans to issue an official terror alert. reporting live in northeast abc7 days. >>> the names of five servicemen were added to the jeter -- the vietnam veterans memorial ahead of dave ceremony scheduled for tomorrow. one of the names added died in 2009 from paralysis from wounds he suffered during the war. the number of names now stands at 58,000. >>> in georgetown investigating a robbery at a georgetown university apartment. the 3500 block in northwest washington. the suspect allegedly demanded money and drugs. two students were reported they tied up and beaten who later escaped with a laptop computer. anyone with information should call police. >>> virginia gov. bob mcdonnell says the man has denied disaster -- fema deny disaster relief. virginia was hit by more than two dozen twisters in april. he is considering whether to appeal. >>> we began the day

it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. rite tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you get the traffic for the streets the number of crimes for a police district in a period of time. if the idea of combining the different layerce of information and stacking them on top of each other to present to the public. >> other types of gis are web based mapping systems. like google earth, yahoo maps. microsoft. those are examples of on line mapping systems that can be used to find businesses or get driving directions or check on traffic conditions. all digital maps. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants.

a line of police officers on the lookout for anyone with an open container, no exceptions. they poured out beer. that wasn't all. there was a no-alcohol and no-smoke policy for the 100th 100th an verse roy of bay to breaker. police banned floats, even this cart, off the route. >> they're like, you can't have that. you can't have good music. >> reporter: not everyone got the message. >> i wasn't aware they weren't allowing me to drink. >> reporter: with 55,000 registered runners and thousands more along the way just for the party, police were outnumbered. >> if i am looking for a vendor, looks like figuring out a way to make it happen. >> well, you know, as long as we're in a plastic cushing it -- plastic cup, it looks family friendly. >> reporter: others didn't try to hide it. neighbors who complain of the mess left behind noticed a difference. >> not as much urinating. this is awesome. we come back and watch the chaos. >> the chaos included multiple arrests, and a 30-year-old man dancing on the roof of this home fell 30 police to the drowned and suffered life-threatening in

the director is warning residents be on the lookout for anything unusual. the letters are just an attempt to instil fear and disrupt people's daily lives and he says preparing people to react will help reduce the fear. >>> guard up after the fear of osama bin laden. al-qaida confirmed the terrorist leader is dead today. that threatens future attacks against this country. >>> meantime today president obama traveling to fort campbell, kentucky, to meet with some of the troops involved in last sunday's deadly raid. he told them job well done and he awarded them the presidential unit citation. that's the highest honor that can go to a military unit. >>> another member of our military serving in iraq is clinging to the last things he will ever get from his sister. that's because captain hugh murray's sister jayna was murdered just four days after sending him a package. our lesli foster spoke with him via skype. >> she touched so many people's lives. >> reporter: the typical siblings. he played the older protective role. losing his only sister was the biggest jolt

francisco police department says it's been in contact with the department of homeland security and on the lookout for demonstrations or gatherings in reaction. los angeles and new york police are actively stepping up security and intelligence measures. >> jackie speier says she found out about osama bin laden's death just like everybody else, on television. she was kind of shocked by the news. >> it seemed like it was out of the realm of possibility for so long. we had heard so little about bin laden. truly from a perspective in congress many of the leads have grown cold. this was a stunning success. >> here is the ranking democrat on the homeland security commission on counter intelligence. she expects to be briefed by the operation in the coming days and if more people had known about it beforehand, it may never have happened. >> many others are commenting on the facebook page. it is great news, we must not sit back and relax. >> one says, hopefully the u.s. can start coming home. one sums it up all up -- they say they got him. we encourage to share your thoughts, as well. we have posted oppone

water isn't the only concern, resident should also be on the lookout for wildlife heading for safer ground> at they now reported for bear sightings due to the water rising. >>reporter: meanwhile, homeowners are returning to see the damage done. >> in the base and about 18 in. of water. >>reporter: in washington, meghan kron 4 news. >>louisa: showers continue in the bay, look at the shot over christie field. a few showers there and in san francisco we have seen too tense of an inch over the past 24 hours. really close to three-quarters of an inch in the north bay. storm tracker for showing us what's going on. heavy rain along highway 17 toward santa cruz. also right through san jose really starting to notice the showers. the south bay not much rain but we are starting to see the intensity level rise. in the east bay, were starting to see showers pick up along skyline boulevard. for watching another band of rain push through marin. feature cast 4 shows us or not done with the wet weather. by the evening we will continue to see some moisture final land through the bay area. --funnel. we're ce

towards walkersville and frederick, you can see it passing boonsboro but traveling along i-70 be on the lookoutor that as it makes its way to the east. right now, temperatures at 70 into baltimore. upper 70 -- 6s 0s in dullas. -- 60s in dulles. as we go into time, things are going to get better but the highs today i think you like these. you like when you see the 70s. nice and seasonable and we will stay that way through the next several days. frederick around 73. hagerstown made it up to 68 for today. for tomorrow, i am forecasting more of the same. minus the showers and thunderstorms thought the day. the mix of sun and clouds so partly cloudy. satellite and radar, not picking up on a whole who. we are seeing the clouds move in and we can see a few spotty showers and thunderstorms possible as well going through the rest of the evening. so if you going to be heading out and about, take that rain gear especially if you heading to the o's game. as we zoom out a little further, you can see behind this high pressure is going to build in. that's what we will get in here as we go through tomorrow. th

be on the lookout this evening. >> that's what we are worried about. mike seidel from the weather channel. we learned a new one tonight. p.d.s., particularly dangerous situation. mike, you and the crew stay safe. we'll take a break here in joplin. when we come back, some of the day's other news including a conversation with israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, a man at the center of the news today, hundreds of miles from here. >>> back from joplin, missouri. as promised we have to get to some of the other news of this day. halfway across the country specifically. on capitol hill, israel's prime minister was cheered over and over again during a speech to a joint session of congress today. benjamin netanyahu said israel is prepared to make painful compromises for peace with palestinians but will not, as president obama has called for, return to its borders before the '67 mideast war. nor he said will israel negotiate with terrorists by which he meant hamas. >> i believe we can fashion a brilliant future for our children, but israel will not negotia

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as the weather gets warmer and our shorts and skirts get a little shorter, you need to be on the lookout. there's a growing number of peeping toms actually using technology to try to get a peek at you. nbc bay area's elyse kirchner is in san rafael with the details of the latest case. this just happened in marin county. it's just stunning. >> reporter: it is stunning, jessica. the 26-year-old is being held at the jail here behind me, and authorities say he targeted dozens of women in the area using a camera about the size of just this credit card. he shot them in public without their knowledge. >> it's completely creepy. >> reporter: he allegedly attached a small camera to his shoe to shoot video under women's skirts. >> it's awful. i mean, why did he do that? >> well, obviously, he's a pervert. >> reporter: after a witness reported that a man might be taking lewd pictures of women, police say they caught 26-year-old nicholas springer at this park on wednesday evening on the first night of the fairfax farmers market. >> and he was maneuvering himself up behind women and putting his foot

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today united nations called on ships in the mediterranean to be on the lookout for rickety boats carrying refugees. hundreds may have died on friday when their boat sank near an island off sicily. another boat ran aground yesterday off that same island. the italian coast guard was able to rescue 400 refugees. in this country, a couple of political notes tonight. he's been contemplating it for years, now newt gingrich is doing it the former house speaker told followers on facebook and twitter he'll announce on wednesday that he's running for the republican nomination for president. and in the senate today, majority leader harry reid once an amateur boxer looked like he'd gone a few rounds. left eye black and blue, right farm a swing. but it was no fight. he slipped in the rain the other day bumping his head and dislocating his shoulder. still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," a father and daughter's years-long journey through books. from alice in wonderland to shakespeare. we'll get steve hartman's read in tonight's "assignment america." but up next, it's called chemical restraint. giv

the rest of the denver >> san mateo bridge on left a look outside know rain while skies >> had to the lookoutskies all lot better picture than we saw yesterday some places started out in the 30's lots of the sunshine as we enter into the afternoon when it. we are going to stay dry for the rest of the weekend showers are in the forecast for next weekend >> or tracking the winds right now 23 malt per hour in fairfield and they are going to pick up as the day continues 29 in san rafael, at 16 at fairfield. 18 in fremont 72 napa 73 degrees for the high and san francisco. a little bit cooler along the coastline and a quick look at the weather around the bay. shell or forecast for tuesday will not last long tryout by thursday. >> memorial weekend is the official start of summer a recent survey have found a george will they are not leaving the office. >> as it the beat her her trips you will last a lifetime according to a survey. in most people are not taken the number of days allotted for their vacation each year a lot of people filled would rather be at their desk with an eye truck of a lifetime >

they are telling people to be on the lookout for rattlesnakes. the snakes typically hide under logs, rocks or in high brush. but if you do see a rattlesnake on the trail keep your distance and give that snake time to get away. they are generally afraid and just want to avoid you. if you happen to get bitten or your pet gets bitten call 911. please are advised to wear long pants and heavy boots and keep your dogs and pets on a leash when on the trail. >> firefighters say they are making great progress in containing a wildfire in kern county that forced hundreds of evacuations. the so-called fire is burning in the lake isabel will area just north of bakersfield. the fire was reported late yesterday. by the afternoon the homes were being evacuated. by late evening many of those people were allowed back to their homes. the fire is about 65% contained now. 1100-acres have burned. no word yet on what started the fire. >>> welfare recipients in alameda county won't lose their rent subsidies if a landlord fails to fill out the proper paperwork. a state ap

. >> security personnel have been warned to be on the lookout. some spikes turned up missing in the meantime commuters forced to ride trains on a daily basis are taking the warnings in stride. listen to what they tell you if you see something say something. there is nothing. i'm not worried. >> we have to be extra cautious. >> at fort campbell, president obama think the special operations team behind the mission that killed bin laden pakistan sunday. >> i had the privilege of meeting the extraordinary special operations people who honored that promise. it was a chance for me to say on behalf of all americans and people around the world: job well done. job well done. >> the navy seal who actually killed him wa not seewas not single out. clean energy how can reach deuce the country's independence on foreign oil. should u.s. troops be withdrawn from afghanistan soon another of some of the modern is dead? text. results after tom skilling 70 forecast. >> celebrations for to marines returned home from afghanistan after a tough doors on duty. >> draft th

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it doesn't matter who you are or where you live, they'll be on the lookout. ps write tickets to save lives. ( seat belt clicks ) click it or ticket. >>> the retrial of ousted illinois governor got under way today. he faces 20 charges involving corruption and bribery. in his previous trial rod blagojevich was convicted on just one count of 24. observers said jurors may have found the case too complicated. this time prosecutors plan to keep it simple. >>> the controversy over president obama's birthplace isn't over yet. some southern californians went to court today, they are suing to have him removed from officer. the opponents contend the president has a lifelong pattern of covering up his foreign origins. today they went to an appeal court to see if if the judge would overturn a previous file. >>> gadhafi more his wife was seen at the funeral of his son and grandchildren. >>> today is holocaust memorial day and israelis paid tribute to the 6 million jews who died in the holocaust. families told stories about relatives lost during world war ii. >>> and in chin

. >> to be on the lookout for packages left on or near the tracks and slipped her spikes effect in 2007 in a large number of spikes turned up missing from an electric toaster track of the district for freeway overpass that is still under investigation them it was of great concern we discovered the spikes were missing from the track and we told the fb i. four years later it is still not been solved it is an ongoing open case them up commuters forsterite trains on a daily basis are taking the mornings in stride. . >> we should always be on guard just listen to what they tell you. . >> the threat was only in the planning stages so there was nothing seriously in development . >> just because osama bin laden is dead is not mean the terrorists will stop there still out there to read when he to be extra cautious more now than never. . >> live in the loop back to you . >> think you. pakistan officials questioning one of the wives of osama bin laden. getting her account of how the leaders spent his final days. the woman reportedly is in need of yemen and is one of three whites currently being he

the notice that went out to san francisco police officers was to be on the lookout for possible demonstrations and gatherings and going to be watching places of worship and transit stations. this is present cautionary. they don't anticipate problems, but there is concern around the world for the potential of retaliation. former assistant secretary of defense and currently a berkeley expert tells us he thinks its real threat. >> the surviving leadership of al-qaeda will want to demonstrate that they are active that they are redoubling their efforts and certainly will try to perform acts to demonstrate that, whether that would be to try to kill american government officials or civilians that are traveling in europe or asia. >> san francisco police have been in touch with the department of homeland security since the death of bin laden was announced but no changes are planned at this time. but in los angeles, police are actively stepping up their security. again here at the bart station, you are going to see them add extra police officers throughout their 43 stations. it will start at 5:30 this m

maryland leaders are warning to be on the lookout after dozens of schools received letters containing a suspicious powder. kelly mcpherson has more. >> reporter: good morning, four months ago the state was on alert because of suspicious packages. and now once again the state of maryland is asking schools and emergency responders to watch what's in the mail. >> 37 letters with suspicious white powder have shut down 28 d.c. schools this week. >> and all of the teachers were like this isn't a drill. this isn't a drill, go, go, go. >> i touched the powder and envelope and there was writing inside. it was from north dallas, texas it said al-qaeda, usa. >> reporter: none of the letters had been delivered to any maryland schools, but the state wants all of the prince pams and faculty and students to be aware of the situation just in case. >> if they get things and they find that they're not quite comfortable with them to isolate those into an area and to call 911. >> reporter: nema is alerting schools and local emergency managers to be on guard. this latest mail scare comes four months after

. >>> to say story we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news, police remain on the lookout for an armed robber who held up pacific precious metals yesterday. the robber was wearing black clothing a mask and surgical gloves and got away with will about $10,000 in cash. >>> police in livermore are investigating a blast and its possible connection to drug activity. ktvu's janine de la vega talked to investigators about the explosion that critically burned three people. >> she ran out and made her way to the grass. it seemed like a large bang and stick of dynamite went off for something. >> reporter: livermore police say after 5:00 yesterday evening there was an explosion in one of the first-floor apartments in this complex. it was so powerful that it blew out the windows and caused part of the porch to rip apart. neighbors were horrified by what they saw. >> the two guys were sitting on the curb and their skin was just peeled off and one guy as hand was gone and the girl was dully sitting out here on the grass just screaming with her cloths half off, like melted off. >> reporter:

another 200 or so told to be on the lookout for rising waters. at 48 feet which will be just 0.7 of a foot shy of the all-time record set back in 1937. once it does crest the river is expected to drop fairly quickly here in memphis. but farther downstream, trouble still ahead. >> all right, randall pinkston, thank you this morning. >>> finally an incredible story of survival. a 56-year-old canadian woman is in fair condition this morning at the hospital after a seven-week ordeal. she was only days away from dying, officials say, when she was rescued on friday in nevada. rita and albert chretien made a wrong turn in elko county in northeast nevada. their van got stuck in mud in a wilderness area and they couldn't get out. albert set out on foot to look for help on march 22nd. he has not been seen since. rita survived on only snacks and water that she carefully rationed. she lost almost 30 pounds while stranded. but she survived. >> we were praying for a miracle and, boy, did we get one. we got the biggest miracle we could ever ask for. and there's

they will be on the lookout for the next couple of days for any more problems.y said even with what happened it's not as bad as it used to be. >> darya: did they find people who did this? >> craig: they made some arrests we don't know who they were or oneunder what circumstances they were arrested. >> james: turning our attention to the weather we had some nice hot days, but today we cool it down. >> louisa: we are going to be in store for big cool down by the afternoon starting off fairly more mild. breezy in san francisco but as we head into the afternoon those numbers will drop. chance of showers this weekend, it looks like it might be coming in right from other state. a look right now temperatures towards the afternoon we will stay in the this 60s in many areas 64 is in francisco, warming up to 71 in concord, san jose, 67 redwood city, 72 livermore. this is how much cooler it was compared to yesterday. dropping 21 degrees in concord, 26 in redwood city, 18 through the livermore valley. across the board will see big drops. current temperatures in the '50s and

but state residents are warned to be on the lookout. >>> shocking retirement of basketball coach gary williams. wjz was the first to break this to you. and we stay on it. mark, we can say to gary, job well done. >> reporter: no question about it. gary williams took the stage, set up on the basketball court that will soon bear his name. and he made it official, his goodbye, ending a coaching career that is worthy of the hall of fame. >> reporter: he leaves a storied legacy at his alma mater. gary williams will hang up his coaching whistle after 33 years on the job. half his life dedicated to the high pressure of coaching college basketball. >> i feel like i could still coach. but at the same time, you know, you realize that there's other things out there. i started coaching at age 23. and each year, it's always, you know your schedule, you know the recruiting period. you know everything is kind of programmed into your life. and this gives me a chance while i'm still relatively healthy, to, you know, do some things and see what's out there. i've never really looked at anything else. it

we always have to be on the lookout, chemists are always trying to develop things, but this is the first time baseball ever had a drug testing program. we went through the cocaine era in the '80s, there was never any testing done. now there's very stringent testing and i'm very proud of the progress we've made. >> how will that impact the eligibility of players in the hall of fame. when you hear names like sammy sosa, joe mcguire, and at the same time the cloud of drugs are there. >> that's going to be up to the baseball association of america. they're going to have to make that judgment in the years to come. >> will it be your judgment that weighs -- >> no, that's strictly up to the baseball association of america. they'll have to make their own individual judgments on players, as they do now. >> so when it comes to a pete rose, your opinion of a pete rose weighs very heavily on whether he should be in the hall of fame? >> that was different. he broke an existing rule of 70 years. my office was created by the black sox scandal, and that's still under review. >> so you might change your

. >> be on the lookout. we could have severe storms late this afternoon into early this evening. right now no storms around. the radar is rain free scanning the sky. the 24-hour sentinel keeping us safe. right now no storms around. and it's off to a cool to mild start this morning. reagan national, 63 degrees. prince george's county, low 60s. it's near 60 in arlington, fairfax and montgomery counties. farther west and north, a few isolated conditions dipped to upper 50s, near 60. farther south and east, southern maryland, lower part of the bay, northern neck, temperatures there in the mid-60s on this tuesday morning. parts of the shenandoah valley into the upper 50s. central park. we have patchy fog that's forming in the open fields and rural areas right now over the jefferson memorial, partly cloudy sky. and sunrise is at 6:08 this morning. just a little more than an hour away. and we'll have a little bit of sunshine in and out through midday. a rapid warmup by 9:00 near 70. by noon, near 80. by midafternoon it may hit the mid-80s for a brief time. then late this afternoon, into

meanwhile, back above ground they're on the lookout for anything amiss on or around the track beds. info speaks of the idea of tipping trains by tampering with tracks or loosening rail ties. passengers we spoke to are having a mixed reaction to the news. >> i guess i'm just not worried. i'm used to living like this. i'm hopeful that we'll all be safe. >> we had discussed that after we had heard what happened, but, i mean, you never can tell what happened. >> but for others like this family from colombia, south america, who live lives under the threat of violence there was reason for pause. >> it was very difficult to be living in that kind off e environment especially with children because you never know when you go out somewhere there might be an attack and your family might be destroyed or ruined. it's a very difficult situation. >> derrick ward, news 4. >> they tell news 4 that today's action which is included random checks aboard busses had actually been planned weeks ago before the new threat information was discovered. >>> an 18-year-old driver is dead after a car crash in mon

petraeus today to nato's security assistance force in which he basically warned that we should be on the lookout for more attacks of this nature because the taliban is trying and insurgents here are trying to prove that they can carry out these kind of attacks. general petraeus called to balance their tactical needs with those of the civilian population saying these attacks may increase the risk of suivalian casualties and put forces in difficult situations. the concern here right now, the taliban, even though many forces within the government trying to get the taliban to get into these peace talks and reconcilizati reconciliation talks, we're going to continue our fight getting foreign troops out of here. they're in the midst of their spring offense and high-profile attacks against security targets and they're vowing to continue these attacks and that has the security forces here the international forces quite concerned. t.j.? >> mohammad in kabul, always good to have you. thank you so much for the update. >>> let's now turn to the race for the white house and the growing, the ever-growing gop

we have to be on the lookout. chemists are always trying to develop thing. is the first time baseball ever had a drug testing program. we went through thecocaine in the '80s. >> what about sammy sosa, barry bonds, jose conseco and their records and potential hall of fame but at the same time the cloud of -- >> that will be up to the baseball writer's association of america. they will have to make that judgment in the years to come. >> will it be your judgment? >> no. that's strictly up to the baseball writer's association of america. they will have to make their own individual judgments on players. as they do now. >> when it comes to a pete rose, your opinion of a pete rose weighs very heavily on whether he should be in the hall of fame. >> that was different. pete broke a rule of 70 years. my office was created by scandal and that's a matter still under review. >> you might change your mind? >> i didn't say that but it is under review. i understand the pros and cons of the pete rose situation. >> do you think you'll see a pete rose in the hall of fame? >> n

be on the lookout across this region. in the northeast a little cooler. hot in the south.ratures in the 90 >>> and here's a look at the gray skies over oakland this morning. don't be surprised to run into a little bit of mist this morning with the low cloud cover and we have high clouds coming in offshore later on today. we'll expect some partly cloudy skies, sharks sunshine at noon in nbc bay area with the big playoff game. and with the afternoon highs, 60s to low 70s inland. and more cool temperatures to start the work week. turning a little warmer as we hit tuesday. now here's jenna. >> janice, thanks. well, guys, looks like we made it. wee dee spite one man's well publicized prediction that is were supposed to happen yesterday, mankind is waking up to a mu day. nbc's george lewis reports now on the aftermath and what happens next. >> reporter: times square, new york at precisely 6:00 p.m., nothing out of the ordinary happened. the world did not end. that had been the prediction of oakland california pastor harold camping, spreading the dooms day word through billboards

we will be on the lookout. >> mark: think you certain cross.sgt cross. >> darya: will tran is live withe package was found in front of irving variety. because of what is going on all lot of people call the police department, i spoke with officers and they said what is going on with osama bin laden is definitely on their minds. because of the heightened security, they came down here, it took extra precautions, send out an x-ray teams, the x-rated and found out it was empty. it was all part of their-to security. everybody is on high alert, and they got multiple phone calls into the police department. >> darya: thank you will. >> mark: washington d.c., and joseph lieberman and susan collins are discussing the impact of osama bin laden is dead. lets you would get that up for you. >> there may now be a heightened level of danger for a limited period of time. individuals or groups seek revenge for the murder of osama bin laden. first one reassure everyone, all of our homeland security and intelligence agencies or alert to those dangers. using every tool they have to detect and if necessary pr

missions out in the mountains, out in the wilderness, always on the hunt for osama bin laden, on the lookoutey would find him and here it is, bin laden's living in this safe, secure, very westernized city in pakistan. how does that make you feel about all those missions? >> it is frustrating. it is frustrating because, first, it is not -- i'm not terribly surprised when i heard the news he was in pakistan. i think for so many u.s. sold r soldiers that spent time in afghanistan, we would see this. we would see these type of activities take place, attempted cooperation with pakistani forces and cooperation was sxradic sxrad sporadic at best. but i think it also highlights a larger challenge that we're going to have in dealing with this issue. i think what this has shown is that either the pakistani forces are fractured in their support of our mission, or they are incompetent. and either one of the two is a problem. >> you heard pervez musharraf describe this as a violation of pakistan sovereignty when the spokesperson for the pakistani government put out a statement saying this was in accordan

they say they will be on the lookout for people drinking while operating boats. >>> we're getting closere's still plenty of snow in the sierra. why that is both good news and bad news for people heading there this holiday weekend. >> we may be getting closer to summer but our weekend will feel like early spring. cool and breezy condition, maybe a little bit of rain. we'll look at your forecast here at home and the sierra, coming up. we share. shop from anywhere. and are always connected. we live in a social world. isn't it time we had a social currency to match? membership rewards points from american express. use them to get the things you love from amazon.com, ticketmaster.com, and more unexpected places. they're a social currency with endless possibilities. >>> president obama is in poland this morning. this is video showing the president in warsaw where he met with the polish president to discuss a number of issues, including democracy and security. he asked the polish president to help develop democracy in the middle east, saying poland's transition to democracy two decades ago is a

be on the lookout for that today. warm across the southwest. 80s today in southern california. severe weather, flooding rains, hail and damaging winds. northeast texas into arkansas and western tennessee. in the east tomorrow it's mild but it's quiet. there will be thunderstorms across the great lakes, the ohio valley and back into texas again tomorrow, unfortunately, and it stays pretty quiet in the southwest with some mountain snow. there's the rest of the other group right here. thank you guys for coming down. >>>nd here's a look at the temperatures around the bay area today, you'll want to dress in layers, you're going to need a jacket this morning. temperatures in the north bay, 30s and 40s, but by this afternoon, we'll see the temperatures swinging by 30, up to 40 degrees. near 8o degrees inland. 76 in petaluma. tomorrow we'll see just a slightly stronger sea breeze as temperatures cool a notch. by the middle part of the week, highs soaring into the mid 80s wednesday and thursday. >>> and now here's lester. >>> j

while many americans are glad that osama bin laden is gone, as we reported, the nation is on the lookout possible reprisal from al- qaeda. >> where and what are the most likely terrorist targets? gary nurenberg reports it is not a short list. >> reporter: don't be complacent because the fbi's most wanted list has a red banner deceased under bin laden's picture. >> i think al-qaeda still is a potent threat to the u.s. >> we're going to look for the number two of al-qaeda. alozarry is a dangerous guy. i don't know how much operational control he has but he's a threat. we're looking after him. >> alozarry will likely be challenged from within. >> those various factions fighting to dominate the terrorist organization are likely to carry out reprisals and attacks against american interests around the world. >> responsible for the failed underwear plane attack in 2009 and last fall's plot hiding explosives in printers. >> used to be based here in northern virginia. has very good command of english. has a lot of followers on the internet. >> the internet. radical islamic sites are promising rep

bulletin today, along with the fbi, to law enforcement across the country warning them to be on the lookout for clips or spikes missing from train tracks. also look out for packages on tracks or other suspicious changes. now other intelligence information gathered at the compound reveals a terrorist wish list and desire to hit the u.s. with a large-scale attack in major cities on holidays an an -- anniversaries. and there was a secret fbi facility where spies were watching bin laden leading up to the raid. they say it was a safe house in abbottabad where the compound was located. spies did an extensive location over a period of months. tony. >> more information there. >>> and we are learning more details about the raid that killed bin laden on sunday. this is just in, al-qaeda is confirming bin laden's death in an internet statement. also, the code name of the navy seals mission was operate neptune spear. only one of the couriers present was armed and he was killed on the first floor. the downed blackhawk helicopter with its valuable stealth technology is now in the hands of the pakistanis.

we always need volunteers who are on the lookout for volunteers right here in our own community in theea. >> describe for me some of the reactions of the people who deliver? we're looking at pictures after senior getting her meal delivered. what do people say? how do the seniors react when they see this meal coming in? >> for most of these seniors that may be the only person they see all day. beyond the food, the meal, they are getting the comfort and compassion of someone wanting to know how you're doing. the volunteer gets something from it, too. once you volunteered for meals on wheels program, you're changed. your life will change. it's a win-win for everybody. >> it sounds like such a beautiful idea and a great time as we celebrate mother's day to do something like this. so what do we do to get involved quickly? >> come to our website. it's meals for mom.org. write a virtual card or send it to someone you don't know. we'll give a card of hope to those seniors who really need it. >> what a wonderful idea. thank you for coming in. we certainly appreciate you being here. >> thank you

and the park officials are asking metal recyclers to be on the lookout for this massive brass ring. they say it should be pretty obvious, dana, that something of that sides and magnitude did not come out of somebody's badge to be recycled. >> it's really disturbing. chrisjanuary, thank you. >> in the search for a cure there is a bay area man who may hold the secret. >> i quit taking my hiv medication on the day that i had the transplant. and i have never had to take any since. >> doctors say he is cured. how is that possible? our exclusive conversation with the man known as the berlin patient. >> a massive bay area id theft bust. who was targeted and how police say the luxury loving suspect was spending all of that money. >> they helped the navy seals taken down osama bin laden. especially trained dogs armed with titanium teeth. what goes into training canine commandos is coming up next. ,, ed ,, when your eyes are smiling... ,, you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you se